probably not. I'm skipping dinner due to the crappy. I'm so sorry (just got your message)... I am at home already.
Willow ,'Showtime'
Natter 54: Right here, dammit.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The simplest possible solution to clothes-packing is: nothing. The resort's nude area was voted best in the Caribbean a few years back.
So not my style. I think if you intend to eat there (and why not--it's all paid for) you need to either be nekkid in the nekkid section, or appropriately dressed for the other restaurants.
I have no idea if they do room service.
I adore swimsuits, so have a bunch. I'll take the Speedo one piece, the retro olive and black two piece, and the purple chest enhancing (I know? WTF for?) with the boyshorts.
Also a question of whether or not I'll exercise, which requires a completely separate change of clothes, if not two.
See how complex that all is? Oh, my life.
eta: Sorry to hear about the crappy, Kat.
No problemo, let's try next week, hopefully you'll be feeling better. My kids are being brats so wouldn't have been the best night to go out anyhoo. Like just now while I was typing Franny decided to STOP being a brat and made herself a bed on the floor of the den. Cute, right? Then Isaac came running in the room and bonked her on the head with a wooden block for NO REASON. And then both broke out in tears!
Oy. Next couple of days are going to be tough.
Wednesday: Call at 6:30 to 8. Meetings 8:30 to 3:30 (with a conference call squeezed in during lunch). 5:30 flight to NJ. Get to hotel at 10.
Thursday: Meetings in NJ 7:30 to 11:30. 2:30 flight back to Chicago. 6 PM work event. Then meetings again 8:30 to 12:30 on Fri.
Then in theory I get to take the rest of the day off, but since I just got landed with a big project due next Friday (in addition to the one already due next Thursday), that ain't likely gonna happen.
Doves latest self-esteem campaign. thoughts?
I wish I could hear it at work. Seeing all of those images-their sameness-is a little grotesque to me. All of those different, yet exactly alike, fix-your-obvious-aesthetic-problem with this pill talking heads creeped me right out.
Well, hmm. I do think the issue is real, but I also think that addressing it requires more than just talking to your daughter.
Well, hmm. I do think the issue is real, but I also think that addressing it requires more than just talking to your daughter.
Sure, but Dove has to pick an angle to attack it from, and that's probably the one that fits best with its company mission.
I have mostly a yeah-and? reaction to the campaign. Women can be hard on themselves and each other when it comes to looks.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
Yeah, DJ I don't mean to imply it's Dove's job to solve the problem, just that really? all the ad offers is reassurance to the mom/consumer that of she wants her daughter to believe she's beautiful just the way she is.
Far more disturbing to me is the Nolita campaign that uses an anorexic model posing in the nude to what? Raise awareness of anorexia and sell clothes? Does that work? I'm not even sure if I should post the link, the billboard is that disturbing.